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Saskatchewan’s Struggle to Preserve Their Own Indigenous Languages and Culture

Saskatchewan’s Struggle to Preserve Their Own Indigenous Languages and Culture

By Katarina Ziervogel

The Indigenous language and its own culture in Saskatchewan is to be threatened with a possibility of going extinct. Evidence from Statistics Canada, shows the data of Saskatchewan people with Indigenous language as their first language has dropped from 30,895 to 28,340 between 2011 and 2016.

Albert Scott shares his concerns about his first language – Saulteaux in the article, which can be read more in the link attached below:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/indigenous-language-lost-sask-1.4234798